unique furniture makeover, using chalk paint in many different ways, 
Вставка
- Опубліковано 1 лис 2022
- How to create Chalk Paint patina.
How to create chalk paint patina. This tutorial has quite a few different techniques along the way, my inspiration was A robins egg textures and the speckling throughout the eggshell of a small bird is absolutely beautiful so I’ve tried to recreate the look over a piece of furniture, all the products I have used are Annie Sloan. So follow my journey you may take away a new technique for yourself.
#furnitureflip #chalkpaint #anniesloan #chalkpaintedfurniture #furnitureflipping #diy #furnitureartist #furniturerestoration - Навчання та стиль
One of my absolute favourite Chalk Painted pieces of yours or anyone else's, hands down. The layers, colours, and techniques made this humble piece a showstopper.
Green is my favorite color, too. That color combo looks really nice.
I absolutely LOVE this piece! No one does a paint wash like you Jonathon. The color combo's that you choose are phenomenal. Stunningly beautiful!! Thanks for the lovely tutorial!
Thank you always I really appreciate it and thank you for watching the premier
Another masterpiece. I’m struggling to become unafraid and to try some of these techniques. The tutorials are so inspirational. Thank you.
I think you’ve just got to jump in feet first give it a go, you may be pleasantly surprised 😊😊
A masterpiece! It's a joy to watch you work. God bless.
Thank you so much Sue sending love 🙏🙏🙏
Love the colors together with the distressing. Another masterpiece, Jonathon! You are so talented.
As always Linda thank you very much I really appreciate your support and being here again on the premier
Amazing approach and the way you think about layering all the colors! But I’m most envious of your cabinet filled with Annie’s paint!!
Once again I learned soooooo much and got to see you save a dreary piece of furniture. I find myself hearing your words when I'm debating about my next step on my project. As always thank you bunches.
Beautiful jonathon…I too love washing and layering blues and greens. Stunning as usual
Yes I’d forgotten how much I love duck egg blue it’s a wonderful colour
Thank you for a fabulous tutorial Jonathan. I enjoy your videos so much. You are a dear! 🥰
Thank you very much and I really appreciate you watching them ❤️🙏😊
Beautiful just beautiful!
Can’t wait to see this process
Hope you enjoyed it
Wonderful!!!!!!!
Two of my favourite Annie colours Duck Egg and Olive. The piece reminded me of your Faded Grandeur tutorial ☺️
Gosh it is fabulous. I think it looks like stone! Beautiful!!!
Thank you very much I think you’re right it does have the look of stone
Greatly enjoy watching you create all of your pieces, Jonathon :) Thank you :)
My pleasure thank you once again I really appreciate it
Great tips and tricks! Very nice job.
Thank you very much😊😊
GORGEOUS! GORGEOUS!
❤❤ Everything about this piece that you’ve created 👍such talent just ❤ Everything you do .
Have an Awesome day Jonathon can’t wait for your Nxt video 😊
Thank you very much at some point I’ll run out of steam but I’m gonna keep on going so here’s to next week 😊❤️🙏
I just have to add one thing! The TEXTURE in that closeup of the top at the end is absolutely breathtaking!!!! I am a lover of all things textured and old and you knocked this out of the park!!! It’s amazing what the results can be from a combination of such simple , yet impactful techniques! It’s like the perfect recipe. And that fly speck all over in the three different tones really takes it over the top! 🙌🏻 🙌🏻 🙌🏻
Just beautiful!
Thank you very very much
stunning! What a craftsmanship
I absolutely love your techniques. I have just recently started watching your video's. Love what you've done with this cabinet. Beautiful.
Love the coco that you added! Beautiful!
Thank you very much it is truly a beautiful colour and works really well with duck egg 😊❤️🙏
You’re the best! Another beautiful piece. ❤
Thank you very much😊😊😊
Beautiful, in a subtle way.
I loved it before the “speckles” but now even more after
Hey thank you very much of course you could stop at any level throughout this tutorial are use each technique individually thank you very much for the compliment
Lovely colour!
I think so too!
❤ Jonathan, I could watch you work all day every day 🤣 I learn so much from you thank you so much, I love this piece ❤
Oh thank you very much I haven’t got the energy to be doing this all day but you’d be more than welcome to come and sit in my workshop any time 😆😆😆
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove oh Jonathan, I would love to sit there and learn from the best 💔
Thank you Jonathon for another amazing tutorial packed with so many wonderful ideas and techniques. I always feel I can achieve a similar outcome on my pieces.Your way of teaching and demonstrating it truely amazing. I love this piece 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much Debbie I’m really pleased that these tutorials translate well wishing you all the best for your project 😊❤️🙏
Absolutely gorgeous! A work of art!
Love this piece!! Beautiful!
Thank you very much😊❤️
Another beauty!!! ❤ Love it.!!!
Such natural beauty ❤
I love your channel, so brilliant! Would you do a full tutorial on layered stenciling please. I want to achieve the hand painted look using stencils, and then hand painting on top. I love how Annie Sloan uses bits and pieces of the stencil to make her own pattern.
Love the color
Thank you so much is a while since I’ve used Duck egg you forget how much you love a colour
LOVE IT!! Your distressing and the amount of distressing is absolutely perfect. Love to watch you work.
Thank you very very much ❤️😊
Beautiful!! Loving the texture on the top.. The color is soooo good 😊
I love this. Adding texture is something I’m interested in and I like how you added a subtle texture to the piece without using any texture additives. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely stunning thank you sooo much 😊😊
Absolutely my pleasure❤️
A very lovely piece ,and your staging is flawless
Wow! Thanks for sharing your clear thought process and a great tutorial ❤
Love the end result! It's beautiful 😍
Great piece and love the staging, as well❤
I have a sideboard and china cabinet in this kind of style and wood. I have been considering painting them, so you have given me great inspiration! Lovely!
What a fabulous result, looks amazing xx
Thank you very kindly 😊❤️
Absolutely gorgeous, thank you for your ideas ❤
....aged to perfection! Amazing! 💖
Thank you! 😊
Nailed it !❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
great tutorial, thanks Jonathon. I used it on an antique plant stand and it looks brilliant 😍
Thank you so much for sharing your talent !❤
Such a great, indepth tutorial!
🥰👍I loooooove texture. I am also using this kind of a sponge a lot and always iked the outcome but now I know I have definitely to enhance my thechnique 🤭 Your piece is breathtaking!!!! Love it
Thank you very much and keep on going I think sponge is perfect for natural patina
Jonathan, thank you so much for filming the entire final finish. It allows us to truly feel as though we're standing right next to it, this is the only way to be able to appreciate all of the amazing texture and colour details. Another work of art that would fit perfectly in my home, the colours are lovely and I love the soft curves.
Oh thank you very much Jacqueline for taking the time to write such a lovely comment I really appreciate it and I’m so happy that you enjoyed watching happy painting 😊❤️🙏
Just gorgeous!!
Leonardo ... Genius Creative Painter
🎨🖌️
Gorgeous colour. Beautiful texture, finish and patina. I really love this piece; it's exactly my taste.
Beautiful!!! ❤️
Thank you!! I’m truly grateful
This looks really good 🙂 I shall definitely give this a go, thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you very much please let me know how you get on 😊❤️
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove I will do 🙂
This is absolutely beautiful! I’ve been watching you and sharing your videos for the last couple of years and you never cease to amaze me. The amount of thought you put into each process you add, as well as understanding what each layer is going to do to the next is what I aspire to do. No one would ever suspect this piece had just been painted. It truly looks like years of layering with history. Sharing!
What quality issues? It was perfect the first time round 😂… BUT, seeing it’s you, I’ll watch again… 💕
🥴🥴🥴🤪 Thank you very much I think maybe I need to clean my glasses from the splatter
Nice
Thanks
Oh Jonathan I just adore this
Love this! Thanks
Thank you 🙏
You are just amazing. I absolutely adore your laid back, easy going approach when faced with those unexpected little challenges that pop up. Your lovely attitude and approach to painting, as well as your legendary techniques, is what sets you apart in my eyes…it’s also exactly what inspired me to set aside my doubts and fears and paint my very first piece to begin with…and it remains my inspiration to this day. Every time I’m faced with a challenge and ready to throw both my paintbrush and the piece I’m working on across the room, those same words of yours that gave me the courage the first time always come right back to my mind-“Be bold, be brave.” And then I am. So thank you.🙏🏼💜💜💜
Jonathon, you've done it yet again! I have been waiting to makeover a vintage sideboard for my formal dining room but haven't been inspired by anything until today. This will look great with the modern farmhouse theme I was going for! Thank you so much for your ongoing inspiring and beginner friendly videos!!!
Jonathan, I absolutely love how you transformed that sideboard! The colors are just lovely - you have such a good eye for color! You’ve inspired me to try some of these techniques on yet another secretary I have in addition to the rickety one you advised me on. I’m excited to get started on it! Thank you for another excellent tutorial! ❤
Thank you so much Elizabeth and I’m wishing you well on your project have fun 😊❤️🙏
I really enjoyed this one, I've used little craft sponges before with small projects but now I'm going to get a larger one and use and give it a go, Annie Sloan's blues are my favourite colours they are truly beautiful and I've used the duck egg a few times, lovely finish
Yes all of Annies blues are gorgeous I forgotten how much I love duck egg blue
I have the same experiences with the Spray Bottles, the old product bottle, like Windows Glass Cleaner Bottle, is hands down better than the "Purchased Bottles", they all seem have a flaw.
Mr M, no grumpies. lol
This was (yet, another) fantastic tutorial! I have never been the most huge fan of more neutral colored pieces until I found you and your techniques. The way you create SO much interest on each and every piece is amazing! I always learn something new and save all of the videos to refer back to so that I can pull some of those techniques on my own pieces. You have “up’ed my painting game” majorly! And I’ve found a whole new appreciation for more subtle colored pieces because you make them so beautifully aged and interesting! Thank you for all you do for the painting community, Jonathon! Can’t wait to try my sea sponge to create a canvas coat! 😏😍💕
Lovely colors 💚
I love the colour too it’s not one that I used to often but I’m really pleased I did
That sponge is our new secret texture technique. It absolutely gave the ground work for an eggshell looking finish. I'm getting one for sure. I'm not clear on how dry the paint was between coats or before you waxed. I love how you get to squirt paint in your shop😆 but it's always tidy in there. This is another tutorial I'm saving as it applies to a project I'm working up to--my dining room set. I'll be using duck egg blue and coco wash and trying the IOD paint inlay "grisaille toile". I was considering the inlay you used on your gorgeous sideboard/buffet as I love the orange tones in it but this other is so pretty too and gives my skill/confidence level a gentle nudge rather than a shove 😆 lol. I'm going to add the 2 speckling techniques you showed as well. Once I have the paint just so should I topcoat it then use AS lacquer to set in the inlays? I think that's what you did. I'll watch that tutorial again. Thanks Jonathan this piece turned out really well. I like it lots and lots and I liked learning lots too. You have a happy day sir! OH--we would never tell Mr. M if you needed to temporarily "borrow" a product bottle. Hmmm...could be the beginning of an April Fools joke😘
You always do such a beautiful job with color and technique. Could you share what type of brushes are your go to? I love the sponge and short bristles for a specked look!
Amazing 😻 from 🇺🇸
Thank you❤️
Hi everyone from endicott New York
🎉
Duck egg blue hasn't been on my radar til now
Yes duck egg blue is the colour that I haven’t use for such a long time and I think mix with the combination of all of it seems to be really lovely
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove your colour combinations always surprise me. You have a real knack for colour and I learn a lot from watching your tutorials.
Excelent
Thank you so much Jonathon! I am working on a table now and you've given me some great ideas!! Gorgeous work!! I just subscribed and smashed that like button!! I'll be back!!
Thank you very much and welcome to my channel ❤️
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove So sweet of you to comment, than YOU for all you do and share!
Tecnica interessante
Thank you very much
🤩
I love this, Jonathon!! Such a stunning color! I love blue-green colors! 🙂 Question...have you ever used Annie Sloan Wax on any other type of paint before? I'm curious if it feels any different using over AS Chalk Paint versus over any other type/kind of paint. I used AS Wax over DIY brand clay-based mineral paint on my antique makeup vanity and it really doesn't feel soft or buttery smooth. Is it any different using it over her chalk paint? Hope you hear from you soon! You're incredible! 🫶🏻
That’s a great question I probably have at some point but I cannot remember the outcome I think maybe some of the other paint brands are slightly different to chalk paint Annies paint is very absorbent and it will absorb the wax into the substrate rather than just sitting over the top that might of been why it felt different 🥴😊😊
The wall behind the piece is fabulous . What colour/technique was used?
What lovely work !!!!!May i ask what kind of spray do you use?
BEAUTIFUL, Can I use this technique in my bathroom if I poly over it?
Yes I think it would work well just check the manufacturing instructions for the durability of your poly as long as it’s not getting too much wear and tear and lots of water I think it would be great 😊😊
Hi mr Mendez, another great vid love the colour and texture of this piece I’ve got a couple of old spray bottles I’m going to give this a try on a future project , great job is this one staying in your house or will it be up for sale ? Cheers .
Thank you very much and as for the piece I think this one’s gonna have to go and rapidly running out of space 😆😆
Hi where do u sell your pieces can’t say I’ve ever seen any of your work for sale ? Plus they must command a good price as u r so well known , or dose it not work like that cheers
@@paulwatton2415 generally I sell my work locally and I do unfortunately let them go far cheaper than they truly deserve truth is my motivation is all about the teaching side of this industry and I don’t have time for all of the platforms to sell it’s just another admin brain ache for me but I have to say I do keep quite a few of the things that I love
Dear Jonathon thank you for the useful tutorial.I would like to ask you if between the layer of duck egg blu and the first layer of olive ,you put a layer of varnish or shellac or wax in order to avoid blending.
Great question and the answer is no after the first layer of duck egg the bleedthrough vanished it tends to be quite good when it’s a darker colour with a touch of green in and the overall and product the shows no sign of the bleedthrough so there was nothing to worry about in the end 😊😊😊
Thank you very much
Sweet love 🤍🖤🤍
Супер 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I hope you didn’t lose to much paint when your tin tipped over 😢
Ha ha you’re very quick at noticing I actually typed two things over one with water and the other one was the can of wax I managed to spare the paint this time around 🥴🥴🥴
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove 🤣 we have all had accidents like that
Well no happy accidents here :( I watched the video over and over, my piece sat up on stilts for weeks before I finally had the courage to jump in. I really took my time, used the same colors as here, sponging easy enough, blending even impressed me, ( i had to make Olive using navy and orange) but the color wash totally flopped... you know how it always looks so scary when you add a color wash all over? Now i know why.. i have to figure out what happened before I can move on. The piece is a mottled mess. The wood started to show through almost immediately.. when i offloaded the wash it stayed green and the white came through looking like an '80s sponging on a wall hahaha. I don't think this one is fixable! I wish i could send a photo, you would have a good laugh, I know my husband laughed!
Hello
First time i don’t like it. It looks dirty to me
Please let me know where you find your sponge 😊